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2023 Penfolds St Henri Shiraz - 6x75cl
15C3PHSP6PK _ 2023 - Penfolds St Henri Shiraz - 6x75cl
  • Colour Red
  • Producer Penfolds
  • Region South Australia
  • Grape Shiraz
  • Drinking 2026 - 2053
  • Case size 6x75cl
  • Available Later

2023 - Penfolds St Henri Shiraz - 6x75cl

  • Colour Red
  • Producer Penfolds
  • Region South Australia
  • Grape Shiraz
  • Drinking 2026 - 2053
  • Case size 6x75cl
  • Available Later
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Case price: £513.58 Duty Paid inc VAT
Equivalent Bottle Price: £85.59 Duty Paid inc VAT
Case price: £408.00 In Bond
Please note: This wine is not yet available for delivery. If you buy for storage, your wine will be automatically transferred on arrival. If you buy for delivery, we will contact you on arrival to arrange your delivery.
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  • Matthew Jukes, June 2026, Score: 19

    This is a black labrador puppy of a St Henri, with a silky soft tummy and a lustrous coat. In addition, it has so much generosity and a kindly nature; it opens on command and welcomes forensic inspection. There is nowhere to hide here with black liquorice, an entire suite of black fruits and flowers and a spice rack to boot. Earthiness and oak are present, but discreet. Forward and communicative, and yet with enough tannin and acidity to last a couple of decades, but perhaps no more, this is a stunning wine, and it will blow people away, not least if it’s one’s first sip of this glorious and eternally amazing label

  • Matthew Jukes, June 2026, Score: 19

    This is a black labrador puppy of a St Henri, with a silky soft tummy and a lustrous coat. In addition, it has so much generosity and a kindly nature; it opens on command and welcomes forensic inspection. There is nowhere to hide here with black liquorice, an entire suite of black fruits and flowers and a spice rack to boot. Earthiness and oak are present, but discreet. Forward and communicative, and yet with enough tannin and acidity to last a couple of decades, but perhaps no more, this is a stunning wine, and it will blow people away, not least if it’s one’s first sip of this glorious and eternally amazing label

  • EL, July 2026, Score: 96

    The 2023 St. Henri Shiraz was sourced from McLaren Vale (55%), Barossa Valley (21%), Frankland River (8%) and the balance from Port Lincoln and Padthaway. 2023 is the first time that Shiraz was sourced from Frankland River for the St. Henri, and this is significant, given it is Western Australia, when most of the fruit for the cuvées traditionally are sourced from the eastern states. To lend this comment context: 2023 was a cooler, wetter season in Barossa, a cooler season in McLaren Vale, and yet over in the west, it has shaped up to be one of the very best, most balanced, most energetic vintages in recent memory. So here, the 2023 St. Henri Shiraz is silky and fine, balanced and herbal, with star anise and shaved fennel, raspberry, milk chocolate, violets and freshness. It is really excellent. These current St. Henri's are very different in style to the early iterations of the cuvée, yet they manage to express a similar effortlessness and ease. I would say, on balance, that the alcohols are higher than the wines from the 1980s and before, yet the tannins are very polished and cleverly managed. I think this serves to set them apart or, at least, to create two schools of stylistic thinking—I am, for what it's worth, a fan of both.

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Penfolds

Since 1844, Penfolds has played a pivotal role in the evolution of wine making with a history and heritage that profoundly reflects Australia's journey from colonial settlement to the modern era. Penfolds collection of benchmark wines were established in a spirit of innovation and the constant and endless pursuit of quality, evidenced from the secret bottling of Grange in 1951 and the unbroken line of vintages of what is no...Read more

Since 1844, Penfolds has played a pivotal role in the evolution of wine making with a history and heritage that profoundly reflects Australia's journey from colonial settlement to the modern era. Penfolds collection of benchmark wines were established in a spirit of innovation and the constant and endless pursuit of quality, evidenced from the secret bottling of Grange in 1951 and the unbroken line of vintages of what is now Australia's most iconic wine. Today, the collection continues to display the distinctive and consistently recognisable Penfolds ‘House Style’; the ultimate expression of Penfolds time-honoured tradition of sourcing the best fruit from the best regions. Historic blends, significant milestones and heritage vineyards have been honoured by a lineage of custodians whose courage and imagination, precision and humility have ensured Penfolds remains true to its original values while remaining relevant for current and future generations. The stories and philosophies behind each label bring a timeless quality, making Penfolds wines special and compelling for collectors and drinkers the world over. Read less

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